Borrowing in Self Managed Super Funds

Etairos Make SMSF Lending Easy

You already know a Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF)
provides you with control, flexibility and choice. You get to decide
where and when you invest the assets of your Fund. It also allows you
the option for borrowing for direct investment in property through SMSF
Lending with a Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangement (LRBA).

With Australia's preference for real estate, it's not surprising that the number of people using their SMSF
to invest directly in commercial and residential property is growing
steadily. Direct investment in real property now accounts for around 80
billion dollars or 15% of the total assets invested in SMSFs.

Gold Coast Lending Specialists in SMSF Lending Arrangements

While
there are clear guidelines about what your Fund can do and can't do,
borrowing to invest within your SMSF follows similar fundamental
principles as borrowing to invest outside your fund.

Some of the key benefits of borrowing within an SMSF to invest in property are:

Increased Purchasing Power

Loan Repayments

Asset Protection

Tax Concessions

We can assist you with finance from a range of lenders that will suit
you and your funds circumstances and you'll benefit from dealing with
qualified SMSF lending consultants and who are part of a specialist
SMSF accounting firm.

Borrow 70% of property value

Cover repayments with rental income

Flexible structure

Fixed and variable rate options

Interest only available

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